The Wistful Atlas
The stone did not weep. It only crumbled. Margaret Holloway stood before the gatehouse, her fingers tracing the rough granite lip. The air smelled of wet moss and rot. Below, the village of Ashworth slept beneath a blanket of fog that clung to the eaves like shroud. It was a village that had not changed in three centuries, or so the elders claimed. The houses were built of dark timber and pale...
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